Update UUUDriver

[tafilz]

Description
Changes default binary name from uuu-loader to uuu. The driver will use the usb-path to pass it to -m parameter to specifiy the usb-device to monitor.

With this multiple i.MX devices can be attached to one exporter device.
This has been tested on a Raspberry Pi with 3 attached i.MX8M Nano SoCs in SDP-Mode.
The uuu-tool used the specified usb-device.

Checklist

• The arguments and description in doc/configuration.rst have been updated
  • not needed
• PR has been tested

• Man pages have been regenerated

[Emantor]

Since we are changing the binary name, is that something that NXP has done since a specific uuu release? If so can you link to the release? It's probably better to add a new driver based on uuu instead of reusing the older driver to not break existing users.

[tafilz]

Since we are changing the binary name, is that something that NXP has done since a specific uuu release? If so can you link to the release? It's probably better to add a new driver based on uuu instead of reusing the older driver to not break existing users.

I never found in the documentation mentioned uuu-loader. The documentation also links to mfgtools repo.
I just skimmed through the tags of mfgtools, but didn't find any reference to uuu-loader.

[Emantor]

@jremmet what it your opinion on this?

[sknsean]

Agree, it's really weird where the uuu-loader name comes from. I have never seen it named anything other that uuu :)

[tafilz]

Suggested change

	+ ['-b', self.script] if self.script else []
	+ (['-b', self.script] if self.script else [])

I forgot to retest after refactoring the cmd. I'll force push the change

[tafilz]

I have successfully retested the bootstrap command on a Raspberry Pi with 3x i.MX8 boards